The Morning Edition
with Sheila Coles

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The ukulele is becoming more popular in Regina and the proof is in the Queen City Ukes. They meet once a month to learn and celebrate the 4 stringed instrument. The Morning Edition's Eric Anderson sat in on one of their jam sessions.

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Leasa Gibbons from Regina Downtown joins Sheila from Ottawa where she is attending an international conference looking at the improvement of downtown areas of cities.

Michael Harris argues Silence is something we've lost in the digital age

A Saskatchewan optometrist tells The Morning Edition she is seeing a rise in digital eye strain among young people and digital devices are to blame.

Local artist, Chrystene Ells, talks to Sheila Coles about Hello In There/Hello Out There - a new artbox exhibit by senior citizens.

U of R professor, Alec Couros, talks to Sheila Coles about how teachers are using social media and technology as learning tools for students. 

Moose Jaw's Doreen Erskine won gold at the Canada 55+ Games. We find out why she's such a great athlete.